Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Puria Mineral Water

puria

Designed by Dreamworx | Country: Bulgaria | Font: Sloop

“The idea behind this very exclusive mineral water design is very very simple – everything went from defining the most perfect shape inall of nature – the perfect circle. It is so simple yet so difficult to master, even art students hold exams on just drawing a perfect circle by hand. So the idea was to use the most perfect natural shape in designing this exclusive mineral water bottle. It features a double-cap system with a plastic hood and a metal cap underneath for practical reasons, but not messing up the whole image of the design.”

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
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Puria Mineral Water

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Designed by Dreamworx | Country: Bulgaria | Font: Sloop

“The idea behind this very exclusive mineral water design is very very simple – everything went from defining the most perfect shape inall of nature – the perfect circle. It is so simple yet so difficult to master, even art students hold exams on just drawing a perfect circle by hand. So the idea was to use the most perfect natural shape in designing this exclusive mineral water bottle. It features a double-cap system with a plastic hood and a metal cap underneath for practical reasons, but not messing up the whole image of the design.”

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